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"steve" <steve@nospam.com> wrote:
>
>Actually biztalk will nativly map a number of EDI documents to XML. It
does
>this by creating a style sheet and applying the XSLT to either the EDI or
>the XML.
>
>An example of the transformation may be EDI--> XML--> Flat File --> XML
-->
>EDI
>
>This transformation may take place over a number of different business processes.
>
>If you are interested I will try and post the standard EDI docs that Biztalk
>nativly supports, however, they are listed in the help file that accompanies
>BizTalk Server 2000.
>
>Steve
>http://www.xmldir.com
>
>
>"Madhu" <nutakkig@saic.com> wrote:
>>
>>try redix.com
>>
>>You have to create ur own mapping though. There are very few EDI-XML mappings
>>available in the market today.
>>Madhu
>>
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>>"Courtney Brown" <cobrown@na.cokecce.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>I am trying to successfully understand the process of converting an EDI
>>850
>>>(Purchase Order) map into a well-formed XML Purchase Order (not sure if
>>I
>>>am using the correct wording).
>>>
>>>If there is anyone familiar with the process of converting EDI to XML
and
>>>XML to EDI, please respond.
>>
>